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A LEVEL PE
- Anatomy and Physiology
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GCSE PE
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Electronic Quiz Flash Cards
Short-term Effects of Exercise 1
- Increases in which three things cause an increase in heart rate?
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Long-term Effects of Exercise 1
- Increases in which three things cause an increase in heart rate?
- Increases in lactic acid, carbon dioxide and temperature
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Long-term Effects of Exercise 2
- What effect does a lower level of Oxygen in the blood have at the lungs?
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Long-term Effects of Exercise 2
- What effect does a lower level of Oxygen in the blood have at the lungs?
- Increased rate of diffusion
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Long-term Effects of Exercise 3
- How is venous return increased?
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Long-term Effects of Exercise 3
- How is venous return increased?
- Skeletal muscle pump and respiratory pump
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Long-term Effects of Exercise 4
- What effect does adrenaline have?
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Long-term Effects of Exercise 4
- What effect does adrenaline have?
- Raises the heart rate
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Long-term Effects of Exercise 5
- What two mechanisms help divert blood to where it is needed?
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Long-term Effects of Exercise 5
- What two mechanisms help divert blood to where it is needed?
- Vasodilation and vasoconstriction
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- Long-term effects
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